• Arlene R. Pagaura

  Author

• Lora E. Añar

  Author

The study determined the compositional analysis of scholarship grantees in terms of
personal, academic, social and interest profiles. The participants were the 574 grantees from the
different colleges of Bukidnon State University. The data were obtained from the Office of
Students Services and complemented with a questionnaire. This is a descriptive research.
Frequency, percentage and discriminant analysis were utilized in analyzing data. The findings
revealed that there are sixteen kinds of scholarships of the university. These are offered to
students who belong to cultural communities, dean’s lists, outstanding members of performing
arts, emancipated children of regular faculty members and staff, poor but deserving. As to
parents’ occupation, it was farmer-housewife tandem with a monthly income below fifteen
thousand. As to academic profile, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration had the most
grantees. Most of the grantees were members of Young Educator’s Club, College Disaster
Management Unit (CDMU), and other religious organizations. Majority of the grantees were
engage in dancing, playing musical instruments and reading books. The parents’ monthly income
is the strongest predictor in availing the scholarship program.

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